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The ethical practices for human biobanks in China are intended to safeguard the interests of all the participants, to standardize the construction, management, and resource sharing of human biobanks, to promote the development of medical research, and to improve public health and well-being. The practices contain several chapters: General Principles; Ethics Review; Informed Consent; Privacy Protection; Benefits of Sharing; and Conflict of Interest.
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